This film didn’t so much change my life as reaffirm my belief that life is about living our passions in a way that allows other people to live theirs. It reminded me once again of how we humans can so easily be allowed to become straitjacketed by society and the media, thereby preventing us from even attempting to make the best use of our talents.
The perfect blend of powerful music, exciting photography, and natural acting combine to make this film resonate deep in the heart long after the final chorus has sounded.

I saw the film I’m Your Man at the IDFA film festival in Amsterdam last week and was totally blown away by the man’s music, his integrity, his wisdom, and his humility. And his songs haven’t lost any of their power or beauty in the past 40 years. What amazed me in the film was the passion with which the artists (Nick Cave, Rufus Wainwright, Beth Orton to mention but a few) performed his songs. It was a magical evening and the sell out crowd were stunned into silence as the final credits rolled. Go see the film.